I despise the word Perfection. I despise the concept of Perfection. I despise having to live up to the world's idea of Perfection. The only thing I am perfect in is my imperfection! I am 100% comfortable with stating that I am not perfect, my husband is not perfect, my kids aren't perfect, my house isn't perfect, my car isn't perfect, my bank account isn't perfect but guess what....NEITHER ARE ANY OF YOU!
I don't want someone to be friends with me because of what I have, what I can get them, where I work, or my social status
With all of my goofy qualities, I have qualities that are severely lacking in today's society.....and if there are more of you out there - STAND UP AND MAKE IT OBVIOUS.....I am HONEST, FAIR and KIND. I am not a public good deed doer....so publically like a lot of the show ponies out grazing in the field...you know, the ones who are only kind for the benefit of onlookers, but then nasty behind closed doors when they don't think anyone is looking? Nope..not me....I am a "behind the scenes" kind of gal...when I do something....I am not posting about it on Facebook so everyone will tell me how wonderful I am....That's not the way I roll.
Now that I've gotten that out of the way....My real reason for venting. I totally despise it when self-righteous people stand up on their own personal podiums, with their 'holier than thou' attitudes,
No one likes 'DRAMA'. Trust me....I am actually allergic to it......but I will stand up for what's right....even if it involves a little bit of drama. I won't side with the wrong people just because I am worried that my little clique (thankGODidon'thaveone) will be mad at me or I might get flack for it. I am not going to alienate someone who is obviously in need because they are too hyper and don't fit in very well. No. Christians don't behave that way. Christian people will put themselves out there for critisicm...whether or not it is the socially acceptable thing to do....because it is the RIGHT thing to do. Christian people will notice when someone, be it an adult or a child, is in need and GO TO them. Not purposefully ignoring and alienating people.....then hiding behind their veil of self-righteousness... posting all their bible quotes and refusing to acknowledge how they treat people and looking at the bigger picture.
I have a wish for today....that wish is for all you 'cliquers' out there to be able to see the point of view of someone else outside your clique. PUT YOURSELF IN SOMEONE ELSES SHOES. Even if you are like Cinderella and have defectively small midget feet. Try it....you might be surprised. I have a wish for myself too....and I can neither confirm nor deny that it involves Gerard Butler.
1) Your wish most definitely involved Gerard Butler.
ReplyDelete2) I TOTALLY agree with everything you said here!
3) I'm glad I don't have a clique either
4) I'm very not perfect...I also lack self confidence...I know that's okay, though. Because the people who love me, love my imperfections. Even when I'm acting 12, dropping "F" bombs left and right, and being the closet pervert (hee hee) that I am, my real friends and family love me dearly.
XOXO!!!
Keep writing Linds!
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